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✨ Traffic Regulations and Notices

4 NOVEMBER NEW ZEALAND GAZETTE 3899

Land Transport Safety Authority

Traffic Regulations 1976

Notice of Approval of Reflectorised Materials for Use on Traffic Signs

N o t i c e

Pursuant to regulation 130 (1) of the Traffic Regulations 1976, and pursuant to a sub-delegation to me by the Director of Land Transport Safety by an instrument dated the 3rd day of May 1999, I, John Paul Edgar, Manager Safer Roads, Land Transport Safety, hereby approve reflective materials as listed in Schedule 1 and Schedule 2, for the purpose of traffic signage.

Schedule 1

The following material is approved for use for traffic signs

Trade name	Material	Colours
3M™ Scotchlite™	Diamond Grade™ VIP	White (3990), Yellow (3991), Red (3992), Blue (3995), Standard (Worboy’s) Green (3996), Green (NZ) (3997).
3M™ Scotchlite™	Engineer Grade Class 2	White (3270), Yellow (3271), Red (3272), Green (3276), Blue (3275).
3M™ Scotchlite™	High Intensity Class 1	White (3870), Red (3872), Green (3876), Standard (Worboy’s) Green (3826), Yellow (3871), Blue (3875), Brown (3879).
3M™ Scotchlite™	LDP Diamond Grade™ sheeting Class 1A	White (3970), Yellow (3971).
Corlite	Class 1 Sheeting	White, Yellow, Red, Blue.
Kiwalite	Class 2 Sheeting	White (2013), Yellow (2043), Orange (2053), Red (2063), Freeway Green (2073), Blue (2083), Brown (2193).
Kiwalite	Class 2A Sheeting	White (12013), Yellow (12043), Orange (12053), Red (12063), Freeway Green (12073), Blue (12083), Moss Green (12173), Brown (12193).
Kiwalite	High Intensity Class 1	White (22013), Yellow (22043), Red (22063), Blue (22083), Brown (22193), Moss Green (22273).
Luckylite	GR Series Class 1	White, Yellow, Red, Green(NZ), Blue.
Nikkalite™	Ultraltite Class 1	White, Yellow, Red, Green, Blue.
Stimsonite®	4200 Class 1	White, Red, Worboy’s Green, Blue, Yellow, Orange.
Stimsonite®	4200 Class 2A	Brown.
Stimsonite®	4500 Class 1A	White, Yellow, Blue, Euro Red.
Stimsonite®	6200	Worboy’s Green, Orange.
Stimsonite®	6200 Class 1A	Yellow, Red, White, Blue.

Schedule 2

The following material is approved for use for belisha beacon discs:

3M™ Diamond Grade™ LDP material: Fluorescent Orange Reflective Sheeting (3924).
Stimsonite® Series 6200 Dual Spec Plus material: Fluorescent Orange

The following material is approved for use for traffic signs mounted on vehicles which are covered by any operating requirements, general permits or any specific or special overdimensional permits set by the Land Transport Safety Authority:

3M™ Diamond Grade™ LDP material: Fluorescent Yellow-Green Reflective Sheeting (3963).
Stimsonite® Class 1A Fluorescent Yellow-Green

The following notice issued pursuant to regulation 130 (1) of the Traffic Regulations 1976 is hereby revoked:

Notice dated 4 June 1999 published in the New Zealand Gazette on 10 June 1999, No. 67, page 1549.

Signed at Wellington on this 29th day of October 1999.

J. P. EDGAR, Manager Safer Roads.

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The Traffic (Rotorua District) Notice 1999

Pursuant to regulation 21 (2) of the Traffic Regulations 1976, and pursuant to an authority sub-delegated to me by the Land Transport Safety Authority of New Zealand dated 9 June 1997, I, John Paul Edgar, Manager, Safer Roads, give the following notice:

N o t i c e

(1) This notice may be cited as the Traffic (Rotorua District) Notice 1999.

(2) The locality and road shown within the marking identified in the legend of and appearing on the plan numbered LT9923/1 entitled “Rotorua District Roading Speed Restrictions at Broadlands”, and held by the Head Office of the Land Transport Safety Authority, is declared to be a 70 kilometres an hour speed limit area pursuant to regulation 21 (2) of the Traffic Regulations 1976, as may be ascertained from the legend. The plan and legend are hereby incorporated into this notice.

Signed at Wellington this 22nd day of October 1999.

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🚂 Approval of Reflectorised Materials for Traffic Signs

Domain🚂 Transport & Communications
Dated29 October 1999
KeywordsReflectorised materials, Traffic signs, Approval, Land Transport Safety Authority
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John Paul Edgar, Manager Safer Roads

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Domain🚂 Transport & Communications
Dated22 October 1999
KeywordsSpeed limit, Rotorua District, Traffic Regulations, Land Transport Safety Authority
👩‍💼 Officials

John Paul Edgar, Manager, Safer Roads

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